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 Vol. 002 Issue 024 (March 3 1997)
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Vol. 002 Issue 026 (March 17 1997)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Wtde Wtde Web of Wanntskt Ah, the perils of associating with Jude Wanniski. The star attraction of Wan-niski's annual client conference in Boca Raton the first weekend in March was Minister...
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Casual
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Talking Trash Of all the indignities man must suffer (call-waiting being foremost), few can lay one as low as trash-talk on a basketball court. Well-rehearsed lines flow across the boards: "Are you...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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What Makes the U.S. Great David Brooks's "A Return to National Greatness" (March 3) was an important article, which should help many to rethink our country's mission as we approach a new century....
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The Fitzsimmons "Revelation"
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THE FlTZSIMMONS "Revelation" Two weeks ago, a man named Ron Fitzsimmons, the executive director of a major trade association for abortion clinics, briefly fessed up about partial-birth abortion....
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Second-Term blues
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BARNES, FRED
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Second-Term Blues by Fred Barnes How are things going at the scandal-plagued White House? Swimmingly, says Dick Morris, the former political adviser to President Clinton. Morris is gone from...
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The D'Amato Paradigm
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HUME, BRIT
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The D'Amato Paradigm by Brit Hume There was once a time when leading a congressional inquiry into a sitting president was an opportunity for political stardom. The most conspicuous case was the...
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Burton: Bossie's boss
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REES, MATTHEW
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BURTON: BOSSIE'S BOSS by Matthew Rees During the Gulf War, Rep. Dan Burton proposed launching nuclear weapons against the Iraqis. A noisy Clinton critic, he's lambasted the White House for using...
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Victims' wrongs
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THOMAS, ANDREW PEYTON
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Victims' Wrongs by Andrew Peyton Thomas At first glance, the concept of victims' rights seems to offer the closest thing yet to a consensus on the problem of crime. Here at last is ideological...
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Newt's collected works, vol. 1
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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The Collected Works of Newt Gingrich, Vol. 1 By Andrew Ferguson In case you were wondering what he's been up to, Newt Gingrich has been thinking hard lately, and thinking large. In fact, he has...
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Bad Cop
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Carlson, Tucker
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Bad Cop How the Left Is Hijacking "Community Policing" By Tucker Carlson In 1994, John Miller, chief spokesman for the New York City police department, tried to explain to a reporter just how...
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The Great Witness
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Breindel, Eric
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The Great Witness At Long Last, a Biography of Whittaker Chambers By Eric Breindel Sam Tanenhaus's Whittaker Chambers is the first full-scale study of the mid-century American intellectual who...
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Journey Round His Father
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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journey round his father David Horowitz's Powerful Account of a Communist-Dominated Life By John Podhoretz Between the years 1917 and 1956, at least a million Americans joined what came to be...
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Jews Without Judaism
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ABRAMS, ELLIOTT
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Jews Without Judaism Alan Dershowitz's Secular Creed By Elliott Abrams The Harvard law professor and defense attorney Alan Der-showitz argues that Jews will vanish unless they stay Jewish, a...
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Aid Harms the Hungry
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EBERSTADT, NICHOLAS
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Aid Harms the Hungry But Not for the Reasons Michael Maren Thinks By Nicholas Eberstadt Although America's foreign aid program is neither popular with voters nor regarded as effective by the...
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Jesus Christ Superstar
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NORDLINGER, JAY
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Jesus Christ Superstar "Holy Minimalist" Arvo Part Sells Like Hotcakes By Jay Nordlinger The composer Arvo Part seems barely to belong to this age: Bearded, austere, and leading a forbiddingly...
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Flash Man
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Garfinkle, Adam
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Flash Man The Life Photographer Who Witnessed Everything By Adam Garfinkle John Phillips, who died last August at age 81, led a frenetic, world-crossing career as a Life photo-reporter from 1936...
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Parody
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A former assistant editor of Tikkun has revealed that many of the magazine's letters to the editor are written pseudonymously by the editor, Michael Lerner. Lerner's concept of a "politics of...
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Vol. 002 Issue 027 (March 24 1997)
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Vol. 002 Issue 028 (March 31 1997)
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